British RoyalsDenmarkEuropean Royals

Queen Margrethe hands out "Queen's Clock"

Queen Margrethe of Denmark has had a busy June this year and carried out another engagement on Friday, 24 June, in Copenhagen with an annual event.  On Friday, Margrethe visited the Life Guards’ barracks in Copenhagen to present the Queen’s Clock. She attended the Royal Life Guards ‘Anniversary Parade in Gothersgade and presented the honour. The Queen chose a bright pink skirt suit…
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Palaces & BuildingsThe Netherlands

Tickets to Noordeinde Palace now on sale

Summer visits to royal palaces are possible again, with a Dutch palace opening its doors.  According to the Dutch Royal Family’s official Twitter, tickets are available to visit Noordeinde Palace on 23 July, 30 July, 6 August, and 13 August. Visitors will be able to book tickets for both the working palace and the stables.  Tickets are available through the official website here, along…
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British Royals

The Best Platinum Jubilee Food Gifts

There are countless different souvenirs that you can buy to remember the Platinum Jubilee by. At Royal Central, we’ve gathered some of the best food-related Jubilee gifts for you to enjoy. Fortnum’s Platinum Jubilee Blend, Loose Leaf Tea Caddy Fortnum and…
British RoyalsThe Edinburghs

Edward and Sophie attend record breaking attempt at Big Jubilee Lunch

Continuing on with their very busy schedule for the Platinum Jubilee weekend, The Earl and Countess of Wessex were in Windsor to take part in a momentous Big Jubilee Lunch. Edward and Sophie were at a community lunch on the Long Walk at Windsor Castle. They joined over 3,000 people at almost 500 tables stretching 800 metres long on the walkway to take part in the Big Jubilee…
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British RoyalsFeaturesHistoryQueen Elizabeth II

The symbolic sword that is always presented when the Royal Family heads to St. Paul's

While members of the Royal Family are always greeted warmly whenever they visit St. Paul’s Cathedral, there is also an important tradition that takes place. When the Monarch enters the City of London in State, they are welcomed by the Lord Mayor of London with the Pearl Sword which they then touch. When The Queen touches the hilt, it is meant to be a representation of her authority over…
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